Foodie Friday: Caprese Sandwich
While I was living in Italy I made this meal all the time for dinner. I had never had mozzarella di buffala (mozzarella made with buffalo milk) until I found […]
Monthly Archives: August 2014
47 Questions New Teachers Should Ask
Originally posted on Squarehead Teachers:
Teaching is a big job. It can get overwhelming to plan for, remember and execute everything you’re supposed to. In an effort to help a…
Travel Bucket List
As an international teacher it is really easy for me to travel. Usually I try to explore the country I am teaching in first, then the countries surrounding my country, […]
Foreign Teachers Who Want to Teach in the US
The funny thing is that I am always itching to move somewhere abroad, but I know a ton of foreign teachers who are itching to move to the US. […]
Linda Darling-Hammond: How to Close the Achievement Gap
Originally posted on Diane Ravitch's blog:
Linda Darling-Hammond of Stanford University offers common-sense ideas about closing the achievement gap. She says that testing is less important than teaching. No…
International Schools in the Countries Most & Least Welcoming to Foreigners
Recently I found this article from the CNN about which countries actually want expats to stay around. Citing page 455 of this study CNN says the friendliest and least friendly […]
Teaching Wanderlust 